Sentence examples for irregularities that arise from inspiring English sources

We conclude that the Spread-F at equatorial and low latitudes are due to echoes from ionization irregularities that arise due to the plasma instabilities generated by an eastward electric field on the large plasma density gradient in or below the base of the F-layer during any period of the night time along with the gravity driven Rayleigh-Taylor instability.

The presiding justice of the tribunal has resigned over irregularities that arose over its proceedings.

There are also the pitfalls that arise.

Propose additional questions that arise.

Be compassionate about problems that arise.

The Cendant Corporation said yesterday that it was restructuring its board to comply with terms of a class action settlement that arose out of accounting irregularities.

The scandal that arose after Roehm apparently accepted gifts from Draft also cost his agency, Draft FCB, the Wal-Mart account, just when he most needed to prove the shop's new data-driven model and help boost Interpublic, which has languished for years over accounting irregularities.

One question that arises is this.

Consider any pain that arises.

Instead, Mr. Christopher said that the Gore team had "come to believe that there are serious and substantial irregularities resulting from the ballot used only in one county, that that ballot was confusing and illegal, and that arising out of this is the need for redress, in order to make sure that the will of the people can be properly honored in this situation".

I could put it in a single sentence: We've come to believe that there are serious and substantial irregularities resulting from the ballot used only in one county, that that ballot was confusing and illegal and that arising out of this is the need for redress in order to make sure that the will of the people can be properly honored in this situation.